"The location of the body was in an area that had not been previously searched, but in the general vicinity of earlier searches," a statement from Lynch said.
On the ninth day, while his platoon was patrolling, Frye received word that insurgents were preparing another attack on the base and that his group should investigate the vicinity where earlier attacks had originated.
The majority of towns in Roman Britain seem to have developed out of traders' settlements in the vicinity of early garrison-forts: those that were not selected as administrative centres remained dependent for their existence on economic factors, serving either as centres of trade or manufacture or else as markets for the agricultural peasantry.
In the elg1Δ mutant, elevated levels consistent with delayed PCNA unloading were observed in the vicinity of early origins (n = 165) at both the 15- and 30-min time points, when compared to ELG1+ cells.
In addition to COL10A1 and MMP-13, other chondrocyte terminal differentiation-related genes, such as MMP-9 and Ihh, are detected in the vicinity of early OA lesions along with decreased levels of Sox9 mRNA [ 172].
This is consistent with the high numbers of Arg1+ macrophages observed in the peri-epithelial stroma of the normal gland at 3 and 4 weeks on diet, and in the vicinity of early lesions and within tumors in DMBA/HFD-treated mice.
Finding such imprints in the vicinity of the earlier discovered bones is something that, "as a rule, never happens," he said.
It may be assumed that similar situations prevailed elsewhere in the vicinity and also earlier, but studies to verify the proposition have not been undertaken.
If one fault slips it might cause a second fault in the vicinity to slip earlier than expected, meaning you wait ages for one earthquake and then two show up at once (this bus analogy has no limits!).
Repeatedly, mention was made of the intense social activity and crowding in the heavily patronised Seascale Social Club, virtually the only such venue in the vicinity in the earlier years of Sellafield nuclear operations.
By Ernest Gruening The New Yorker, March 16, 1929 P. 27 To 23rd Street and vicinity in the early nineties, Huyler' meant just one place-on Broadway, near Eighteenth St.
